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Expecting Our People To Think For Themselves

Partners in Excellence

I’ve not been following my normal cadence of blog posts the past couple of weeks. But normally, that doesn’t divert me from writing, it actually gives me ideas for posts. This trend is, unfortunately, doing exactly the opposite of what our customers need and what enables us to create the greatest value with them.

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Who Owns The Customer Relationship?

Partners in Excellence

There are all sorts of phrases like, “people buy from people,” which ascribe the importance of building relationships with our customers. Yet, it seems that too much of how we actually manage the customer engagement life cycle seems to ignore the importance of developing relationships with our customers.

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How to find and nurture top-notch B2B writers for high-converting content

Martech

We realized our blog drove visitors but not conversions. Who is an SDR?” This approach helped increase conversions on our blog from a dozen organic leads with zero conversions to 170+ leads and up to 10 deals monthly. Map out the ideal candidate profile It’s like an ideal customer profile in sales but with writers.

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Sales Role Specialization

Partners in Excellence

Much of their discussion has to do with the current mechanization of selling that’s become popular in the SDR/AE approach to selling. This assembly line process starts with a widget (let’s call them customers), being passed from person to person down the line until they come out closed or on the reject (loss) pile.

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170+ Women in Sales Share Their Career-Defining Aha Moment

Sales Hacker

In working with Anita, sales Professionals learn to level up their performance and create customers for life using their humanity as a powerful differentiator. I realized, though, that if I couldn’t be who I am and do what I KNEW was right by my customer, I had to go. What is one a-ha moment you’ve had in your sales career?

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